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Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Wrocław, castles and churches of peace.

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Lower Silesia is the south-west: Wrocław on the Oder, castles in the Sudeten hills and two great wooden churches.

Museen in Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Werfen Sie einen Blick hinein und zahlen Sie Ihren Eintritt dann direkt an das Museum.

Orte in Lower Silesian Voivodeship

★ Hat eine eigene Stadtgeschichte

Die Geschichte von Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Wrocław is a city of islands and bridges with a huge painted panorama of a battle and hundreds of little bronze dwarfs. Książ Castle is one of the largest in Poland, with tunnels dug in the war beneath it. The Churches of Peace in Jawor and Świdnica, built of wood, clay and straw, are on the UNESCO list.

  • 2001the Churches of Peace on the UNESCO list
  • 2016Wrocław is a European Capital of Culture

Lower Silesian Voivodeship im Lauf der Zeit

Die großen Momente und wo Sie sie heute sehen.

  1. 1945Breslau becomes Polish Wrocław; its people are exchanged.Ansehen: Museum of Wrocław

Was man in Lower Silesian Voivodeship erleben kann

  1. 01

    Panorama of the Battle of Racławice

    A 114-metre round painting.

    Wrocław1 hour
  2. 02

    National Museum in Wrocław

    Silesian art and Polish painting.

    Wrocław2 hours
  3. 03

    Książ Castle

    A castle and its wartime tunnels.

    Wałbrzych2 to 3 hours
Anreise

Anreise nach Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Vom Flughafen mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln ins Stadtzentrum, dann mit Zügen und Nahverkehr zu den Museen.

Anreise mit dem Flugzeug

WAW
Warsaw ChopinWarsaw · Warszawa
KRK
Kraków John Paul IIKraków · Krakow · Wieliczka · Oświęcim

Unterwegs in Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Linien und Fahrpläne ändern sich. Prüfen Sie vor der Fahrt die Website des Verkehrsbetriebs.

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Verborgene Geschichte

Churches without nails

Two huge churches were built without stone or bricks.

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After the Thirty Years' War, Protestants in Catholic Silesia were allowed to build only three churches, outside town walls, in one year, and only from wood, clay and straw. They built two of the largest timber churches in Europe, at Jawor and Świdnica, which hold thousands of people and still stand today.